@kurtzwar729
The second earliest country song would then be Blue Yodel #1 (Tea for Texas). Jimmie Rodgers blues song in 1928. Considered the wellspring of Country music. Thanks.
@happyhusky4283
Fantastic discovery
@jaymadeitright
Complements to the sound engineer
@lieslwindjulie3230
Awesome! ❤
@user-ob9zo9cr4c
nice
@KarenJordan-cd5nx
Awesome!
@chic3998
❤❤❤❤❤
@sentientflower7891
a country song without a reference to Little Debbie snacks? Unlikely.
@LowerTheBoom
Are you supposed to call it a donkey, a mule, or an ass? 🤔
@patreekotime4578
Some bizarre editing on this one. Showing the modern record first and showing B-roll of people rifling through record collections, only to show later that it is in fact a cylinder recording. Especially when the "moral" of the clip is about how we need to change the narratives around certain media to be more accurate of the real history.
@tellingmyage